Reid has since reversed that position.
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“But his state has not performed well”, the Republican frontrunner said.
Then, on Friday, Walker offered another stance – telling CNBC’s John Harwood that he won’t weigh in on birthright citizenship.
When questioned about how he would handle current problems in the Middle East, “President” Scott Walker would terminate the Iran Nuclear Deal on Day 1 of his term.
“I think birthright citizenship as a policy matter doesn’t make sense”, Cruz said in an interview that aired Sunday on CBS’ “Face the Nation”.
“As you can imagine, at the time, there were some Republican lawmakers who were kind of uneasy with the idea of taking on the status quo”, Walker said, recounting how he put Wisconsin Republicans on notice after winning his first term in office in 2010.
“Nobody even speaks about Scott Walker“, said Renee Plummer, a New Hampshire real estate executive who has organized luncheons with nearly all of the Republican candidates in recent months.
“I’m honoured that he wants to copy me, he’s a nice man. But his state has not performed well”, Trump said with reference to Walker’s economic record.
The Washington Post reported last week, based on interviews with other attendees on the Monday conference call, that Walker acknowledged shortcomings of his campaign thus far and sought to reassure his backers that he would show more passion in the next debate and appeal to Trump supporters by emphasizing how he took on his own party in Wisconsin to pass his signature collective bargaining law Act 10. It took me, and excuse me, 24 other governors to stop him in court.
“He’s using the talking points of the Democrats”, Walker said.
Trump essentially said he was unconcerned about the campaign for Walker, who trails Trump and Bush in an averaging of polls by the nonpartisan website RealClearPolitics.com.
They both battled public service unions except Walker won; they are both against Obamacare, but Kasich accepted a Medicare expansion in Ohio; and they both favor having balanced budgets, but only Walker has managed to fully fund his state’s pension system. Around 350,000 Canadians now work in California’s tech industry, Trump’s plan would undoubtedly force some of them back home, creating an influx of talent that wouldn’t hurt Canadian startups and tech companies.
“Over the next two months, that’s going to be his focus”, Anton said.
Then, Walker pivoted to a broader anger represented by Trump’s ascent to the top of national GOP polls.
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“I think he’s got to be more vocal and honestly look a little bit tougher”, Bakker said. Heck, I’m angry at Washington.
